Here is the slightly different theatrical trailer that played before Star Wars: Rise of the Skywalker.
Spoilers Star Trek: Picard General Discussion Thread
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I linked that last page
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You can DVR stuff on streaming services? I thought DVRs were just for stuff on regular TV.
^ In which case, Canadians get the same assignment as premiere attendees. We need the title!
Well my PVR doesn’t look that far ahead, so nothing here yet. It will probably show up sometime next week.
Every episode will be titled "Picard". Patrick Stewart is getting vain in his old age.
Curb your enthusiasm. This quote from Sir Patrick's latest interview indicates that 'Picard' is definitely not TNG 2.0 and is closer to the more dystopian tone of DS9 and DISCO. It is not surprising, since by 2399 the Federation is still recovering from the traumas of the Borg invasion, the Dominion War, and the apparent Romulan assault on Mars:
https://variety.com/2020/tv/features/patrick-stewart-star-trek-picard-cbs-all-access-1203459573/
Also, some of the dialog has been leaked from the first episode of Star Trek: Picard titled "Picard."Every episode will be titled "Picard". Patrick Stewart is getting vain in his old age.
Picard: Picard, Picard Picard Picard.
Admiral: Picard Picard...Picard Picard.
Picard: Picard!
Admiral: Picard? Picard!
I trust you understand what is going on.
Sounds like Pikachu.
The Magee class from Disco is also still around, and the UFP logo is the same. We have to accept that continuity is simply gone.
Unless... they're refitting old ships in a hurry to evacuate the planets threatened by the Hobus nova...? And all the modern shuttles are needed for this massive relocation mission? That would fix it for me.
Interesting very loose recurring parallels between the four main new rogue crew members of La Sirena.
and the characters of Gene Roddenberry's original 1964 StarTrek pitch:
Side by side bellow.
-(Obviously the pitch description of "Number one became Majel Barrett's character in the pilot ep, then for the series some aspects went to the revamped Spock, and the "Dark...Nile Valley" aspect to Uhura, although as per the new series set up, she is analogues of his once new #1 in Raffi Musiker:
-The navigator José Ortega character was dropped from the pilot, (interesting (to me) Roddenberry envisioned a latino lead in the first crew in 1964, yet the studio didn't actually bring it about till over 30 years after with arguably Chakotay and B'elanna). For the new series the analogue is now pilot Chris Rios.
Continued: The emotional Spock expressing "catlike curiosity over anything alien" which we first saw in the smiling emotional Spock of the pilot episode, was obviously dropped for series, and Spock was instead merged with the personality of the removed Number One of the pilot. Yet the "emotional" and somewhat curious catlike Vulcans would be the later revealed Romulans, who we see in Elnor in the new series.
And the Yeoman "colt" pretty much appeared as is in the pilot, other than maybe the "researcher" aspect, only visually similar to Agnes Jurati, so far described as “a researcher, and someone ‘who’s confused with her place in the world.'
Do the four "new" rogue crew members seem to be a somewhat re-purposed throwbacks to Roddenberry's 4 original crew pitch?
Coincidence? :
and the characters of Gene Roddenberry's original 1964 StarTrek pitch:
Side by side bellow.
-(Obviously the pitch description of "Number one became Majel Barrett's character in the pilot ep, then for the series some aspects went to the revamped Spock, and the "Dark...Nile Valley" aspect to Uhura, although as per the new series set up, she is analogues of his once new #1 in Raffi Musiker:
-The navigator José Ortega character was dropped from the pilot, (interesting (to me) Roddenberry envisioned a latino lead in the first crew in 1964, yet the studio didn't actually bring it about till over 30 years after with arguably Chakotay and B'elanna). For the new series the analogue is now pilot Chris Rios.
Continued: The emotional Spock expressing "catlike curiosity over anything alien" which we first saw in the smiling emotional Spock of the pilot episode, was obviously dropped for series, and Spock was instead merged with the personality of the removed Number One of the pilot. Yet the "emotional" and somewhat curious catlike Vulcans would be the later revealed Romulans, who we see in Elnor in the new series.
And the Yeoman "colt" pretty much appeared as is in the pilot, other than maybe the "researcher" aspect, only visually similar to Agnes Jurati, so far described as “a researcher, and someone ‘who’s confused with her place in the world.'
Do the four "new" rogue crew members seem to be a somewhat re-purposed throwbacks to Roddenberry's 4 original crew pitch?
Coincidence? :
[FONT=Roboto]From the latest "We face a powerful enemy" TV spot posted earlier above.
The face in the painting is now filled in .
I assume that's Dahg.
Which places the "dream" in sequence, as he must have already seen her. (unless the "idea" of her was already implanted?)
So I'm guessing she shows up for help, he doesn't help her, ...then she 9as well his unfinished anxiety about Data/B4) begin to haunt his dreams. ..... followed by his inevitable call(see Seven) back into action!
Love the set up![/FONT]
The face in the painting is now filled in .
I assume that's Dahg.
Which places the "dream" in sequence, as he must have already seen her. (unless the "idea" of her was already implanted?)
So I'm guessing she shows up for help, he doesn't help her, ...then she 9as well his unfinished anxiety about Data/B4) begin to haunt his dreams. ..... followed by his inevitable call(see Seven) back into action!
Love the set up![/FONT]
Trying to link Jurati with Colt is a huge stretch.
New promo featuring Musiker:
https://twitter.com/StarTrek/status/1215332408624545793?s=19
Three out of four ain't bad.
https://twitter.com/StarTrek/status/1215332408624545793?s=19
Three out of four ain't bad.
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